Clinical conversations around trans sex have, for almost a century, been structured around a failure to view trans bodies as capable of desirability and desire-ability, a focus on reduced function and sexual tradeoffs, and lack of attention to pleasure.
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These are narratives that have been featured in the clinical literature since practically the advent of gender-affirmative clinical practice. […T]he “unimaginability” of trans bodies; trans narratives as ones defined by trauma and oppression; a discourse centered on sexual losses; and a clinical focus on sexual function.
⤷ Trans Sex, Lucie Fielding